The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
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The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
Life is never a straight line; we have highs and lows. Our spending is no different. I was speaking with my children this week and explained that when you have an expensive month, like we did in December, it’s right to reign in the spending a little, to offset, otherwise you could easily find yourself in debt.
That’s coming into sharp focus now as December credit card statements arrive in inboxes and on doormats. For some, the statement will reflect Christmas extravagance. Some balances will even include purchases from 2020!
Date Recorded: 3rd February 2022
The Money Planner with Warren Shute
The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
